Travis Kelce Unveils His Must-Have Thanksgiving Side Dish

Travis Kelce is thankful for at least two Thanksgiving side dishes, and surprisingly, his mom's famous dinner rolls didn't make the cut.

While chatting with his older brother, Jason Kelce, for the Nov. 27 episode of the New Heights podcast that they co-host, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end casually revealed his favorite sides to feast on while celebrating the holiday.

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The conversation came towards the end of Wednesday's episode and was inspired by the contents of an advertisement Travis, 35, and Jason, 37, had begun promoting moments prior.

In partnership with AG1, the Kelce brothers touted the wellness beverage as something that could be a "big help during and after the holidays" because "it keeps the body regular and gives you the nutrients you need."

Jason noted that while "holiday food is elite" the change in eating habits could cause digestive issues, which are said to be aided by the daily health drink.

The retired NFL star naturally segued the convo by asking his younger brother what his favorite Thanksgiving side is and whether or not it causes him stomach issues.

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"I'm probably gonna go with either mac and cheese or candied yams," Travis revealed, saying he has a healthy gut and no issues with food, going on to plug the supplement as an option for those who aren't as lucky as he is.

As for the Monday Night Countdown analyst and soon-to-be late night host, he said that he's "a big [fan of] green bean casserole."

"I love green bean casserole," he shared with a smirk.

Apparently, many Americans would agree as all three of the dishes they mentioned are named in a recent Campbell's report unveiling the unveiling the most popular Thanksgiving sides.

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